Syllabus
Full_syllabus_07092026.pdf

Lecture slides
01_Introduction_and_Math.pdf
02_Chapter7_slides_updated.pdf
Ch7_Exercises_solutions.pdf (solutions exercises at the end of the slides)
Ch7_recap_for_Ch8.pdf
03_Ch8_slides.pdf
(to be updated)



Other Resources
Miller, N. H. (2006). Notes on microeconomic theory. Harvard University. USA. https://nmiller.web.illinois.edu/notes.html#download 

Some useful resources

 

For the entire course:

Intermediate Micro a Modern Approach (Varian) – Another book from Varian with a stronger focus on intuition and less on mathematics

Shan Akademy Youtube videos – Useful for self-study. Varian is covered and videos are on average 10 minutes and cover a specific topic, e.g., TRS

Youtubedia – http://youtubedia.com/ They have youtube videos and small handouts for for intermediate micro and mathematics for economists. For math “This course will cover basic university level mathematics. It is based on the book Essential Mathematics for Economic Analysis by Knut Sydsaeter, Peter Hammond, Arne Strom and Andrés Carvajal.”. This is from Lund University

Econgraph – https://www.econgraphs.org/textbooks/intermediate_micro/ It’s work in progress from Christopher Makler. Nice interactive graphs. E.g., here many  topics we covered in the first chapter, with nice graphs and examples: https://www.econgraphs.org/textbooks/intermediate_micro/scarcity_and_choice/production/

3Blue1Brown – https://www.youtube.com/@3blue1brown Great source for reviewing or leaning mathematical topics (calculus, linear algebra, etc). It has an emphasis on visualizing ideas.

 

For some topics:

What does the gradient vector mean intuitively? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1DJjyDFalw




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